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User:Elonka/Hungarian-Slovakian experiment

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This page, and especially its related talkpage, was an experiment in 2008, as an attempt to discuss disputed issues related to some Hungarian and Slovakian topics.

Admins

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Any uninvolved admins who would like to join into the experiment, feel free.  :) Just add your name here, and/or jump in at the talkpage.
A subpage at /Admin notes is available for admins to log actions, recommendations, or other comments.

Editors under restrictions

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The following editors have been notified that they are under editing restrictions, per Wikipedia:Requests for arbitration/Digwuren#Remedies

Inactive:

No-revert restriction

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Editors on a "no revert" restriction are not allowed to make any reverts for the specified period. Exceptions are if they are dealing with pages within their own userspace; or if faced with bonafide vandalism (page blanking, profanity, etc.), in which case reverts are allowed for that purpose. Violation of this restriction could result in further restrictions, an extension of the existing one, or account blocking, at the discretion of any uninvolved administrator. Note that editors on this restriction are allowed to edit – they are just not allowed to revert.

Other editors

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Note: Being listed here is not meant to imply that these editors have been disruptive. This is just a general list to keep track of those editors who are familiar with some section of this dispute.

Affected articles

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This is a list of articles within the scope of this experiment. Please feel free to expand this list if you know of a page in the topic area which is currently the subject of edit wars. If you add an article, please also add a mention at that article's talkpage, which directs interested editors here, thanks.

Please see the talkpage for current discussions

See also

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Other reconciliation projects

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If you know of a link to a Slovak-English online translator, please add it here, thanks